I'm 16 I live in georgia, tonight my mom told me to leave her house.. Could i legally leave and not be forced to come home ?

Apparently neither you nor your mother have any understanding of Georgia law. She can't throw you out and you can't leave.

Just looking for a 2nd opinion

We aren't here to second-guess attorneys who know your case better than any of us.

I was arrested for simple assualt against a process server. on my own property Whats my next step and what's the penalty.

You have a problem. Process servers have certain rights to enter property and serve papers. The court system wouldn't work without them.. Lawyer up!

Can I go to the jail and request my cell phone back after they entered my home without a warrant

Why did they come in? Did anyone give them permission? Are you a resident of the place searched, or just a visitor? Were you arrested? ...

Is it possible to sue pet sitter for crippling show dog

If the dog is "ruined", why don't you just put him down and get a new one? Rather than all the expensive rehab, just sue the pet sitter for a new...

He is on first offenders and it is his first violation for not attending drug classes. How much time is he going to face?

What makes the home search illegal? I probationer lives there, and most probationers have waived their right to object to a search. As for...

To Whom does the enotah judicial district attorney report to?

He's SUPPOSED to be biased. His job is to believe cops and victims; to always give them the benefit of the doubt; to pursue convictions. He's...

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What will happen to me I got arrested for a dui, illegal u-turn, and i am also on Gwenette felony probation.

None of us can tell you with certainty what another person (your probation officer) is going to do. But it is highly likely that he will move to...

Sounds to me like a questionable search. Was this Kennesaw?

I was arrested 35 years ago for bank robbery in Chicago, it has been dead docked for all these years. How do I remove it?

In Georgia, "dead docket" means it's still an open case. You need to get that cleared up by contacting a Chicago attorney.